Bachelor's - Technical Management: Hospitality Management

Official Program Name:

Bachelor's degree program in Technical Management with a concentration in Hospitality Management

School Offering Program:

DeVry University

Degree Level:

Bachelor's

Program Prerequisites:

Students enrolled in DeVry University's degree programs may need to satisfy minimum requirements before beginning the program, including having already earned a high school diploma or equivalent.

Program Description:

The Bachelor's degree program in Technical Management with a concentration in Hospitality Management at DeVry University introduces students to various fields within the hospitality industry, including lodging facilities, events spaces, casinos, and restaurants. Students have the opportunity to study hotel operations and management, including staffing, housekeeping, facility maintenance, and security; restaurant management, including financial management, payroll, cost control, and customer service; event and convention management; gaming regulations, laws, taxes, and reporting for casino management; tourism management; and food safety and sanitation. Students can take business coursework examining data analysis software, computer applications for business, strategic management, project management, accounting, finance, and business law.

Learning Format:

Online or Campus-Based.

Minimum Credits Required:

122 credit hours.

Financial Aid:

DeVry University offers over $29 million in scholarship opportunities to qualified students. Additional financial aid, military service grants, veterans appreciation grants, federal grants, and institutional grants, are available to qualifying students. Eligible students can apply for Federal Stafford or PLUS loans.

Course Topics Covered:

Degree program and course requirements are subject to change. Contact DeVry University to confirm the most accurate information before enrolling in a program. Course topics covered in the Bachelor's degree program in Technical Management with a concentration in Hospitality Management could include:

• Hospitality Management
• Hotel Management
• Event Management
• Restaurant Management
• Food Safety and Sanitation
• Business Information Systems and Technologies
• Business Management

Post-Graduation Opportunities

Furthering Your Education:

Graduates of the Bachelor's degree program in Technical Management with a concentration in Hospitality Management can refine their business and management skills by pursuing hospitality-related graduate studies. Students who earn a master's degree may have increased employment opportunities. Some related master's programs graduates may be interested in include:

• Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Hospitality Management
• Master of Science in Hospitality Management
• Master of Management in Hospitality

Career Paths:

The Bachelor's degree program in Technical Management with a concentration in Hospitality Management is intended to prepare students for entry-level management positions in entertainment and tourism organizations, including restaurants, hotels, entertainment venues, and cruise ships. Examples of positions graduates could compete for include, but are not limited to:

• Tourism operations management
• Casino operations management
• Hotel and restaurant operations management